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The “I can’t see it so no one can see it” fallacy (members post)

The iPad mini jelly scroll situation taps perfectly into my favorite category of controversy: things that have objective facts mixed with subjective experience. Beware the idea that we all see, hear, and smell the world the same.
The “I can’t see it so no one can see it” fallacy (members post)
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